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Mango tree

Mango tree

Mango tree: Canopy width 700 cm (276 in). Full sun, 6–8 hours a day.

Key facts

Canopy width700 cm (276 in)
SunFull sun, 6–8 hours a day
Root depth40 cm (16 in)
Height when grown630 cm (248 in)
Crop rotation groupHerbs, flowers and perennials
SupportNone needed

Planting

How it is startedFrom a bought plant
When to plantOutdoors after the last frost; soil at least 18 °C

Care

Takes transplantingOnly with care, keep the root ball
Hardening off10–14 days
Life cyclePerennial
Cold toleranceTender, hurt by frost
SoilRich, with compost, free draining, pH 5.5–7
In a pot—
WateringWater when the soil is dry two fingers down; while growing, while fruit sets, in dry spells
FeedingHungry; in spring, while growing, while picking
Support and trainingA stake; prune, tie in as it grows

Harvest and planning

Days to first harvest4–5 years, from planting
Ready whenIt smells sweet at the stem
Harvest windowAll at once, 4–8 weeks
Typical yield15–60 kg per plant
Botanical familyAnacardiaceae
Watch out forPowdery mildew, scale insects
First crop after4–5 years
PollinationFruits on its own

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Sowing and harvest

Plant outApr–May
HarvestJul–Sep

My dates for this crop

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Months for a temperate climate: about a month later in the north and a month earlier in the south. Give your own last frost date for exact dates.

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From the same family

Plants of the Anacardiaceae family share diseases and pests, so they follow each other in the rotation only after a break.

Grown much the same way

Crops that need about the same room and care, from another family.

Sources

The values on this page marked as checked come from these sources: spacing, sowing depth, germination, soil, timing and safety notes, each against the source named here.

  1. Mango dermatitis — DermNet for: safety; checked 2026-10-28

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